today on wednesday morning, august 15th, 2012. we had a concert from carrie underwood. thanks so much. great to have you here. good luck with the tour. i'll going to tell people there's more music from carrie in a few minutes. i know people want to say hi to you. >> i didn't know matt knew all the words to that song. >> i do know the words. out on the plaza i'm matt lauer with savannah guthrie and al roker. as i mentioned more from carrie coming up. also jills steals and deals. she's in the studio, 75% savings on a lot of items, something for everyone. >> in just a little bit, it's time for kids to go back to

school, if they haven't already started. you have to get back to school checkups. what do you need, what tests should they be having. we'll run it down for you. >> this week on the plaza, we want you to tell us what you remember about the concert, say what your first concert was then do the #first concert. do responses on the air and i'll tweet mine out. >> give usa hands. >> thompson twins, circa 1986. do you remember? >> bowtie. >> you are old? >> sir elton john. >> i thought you were going to say frank sinatra. >> nice. >> let's go inside. natalie morales with the news headlines. >> good morning matt, savannah and al. angry words on the campaign trail. it started on tuesday when biden said republicans wan to unchain

wall street as biden put it. he added, they are going to put y'all back in chains. mitt romney called the comment outrageous, said this is what an angry and desperate presidency looks like. wildfires are devastating several hot, dry states in the west. one of the worst is in washington state where some 70 homes have burned and hundreds of people there have been evacuated. a fire in southern california has burned more than 3,000 acres and forced evacuations there as well. emergency crews on the scene of a freight train derailment in eastern kansas outside kansas city. officials say 22 cars hauling grain went off the tracks. several cars landed in a river. there are no reports of injuries. about 4 million bum bo baby seats are recalled this morning because babies have been able to maneuver out of the seats and fall. there have been dozens of injuries, some serious. consumers should stop using the seats immediately until they get a free repair kit. for more information visit our

website, to do a.com. young undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children can begin applying today to a new program. it's estimated 1 million immigrants between 15 and 31 are eligible. investigators are searching for the cause of a house explosion tuesday that killed a baby boy and injured 14 people on long island, new york. five police officers and two firefighters were among those hospitalized. a town official said the building had been illegally converted into a rooming house and the owner had been cited for numerous code violations in the past. reality tv star evelyn losada filed for divorce from chad ochocinco claiming their marriage is irretrievably broken. he was arrested last weekend for allegedly assaulting his wife. he was cut by the miami dolphins hours later. kim kardashian, as you have

never seen her, wearing a prison jumpsuit. she's a top search on yahoo!. she's not a jail bird just a promotional shot for drop dead diva where kim's character ends up behind bars. and famed chef and author julia child is being remembered today on what would have been her 100th birthday. pbs put together a remake of the best of julia child called "keep on cooking." >> freshness is essential. ♪ that makes all the difference ♪ makes me feel at home bring on the roasted potatoes bringing on ♪ ♪ this is what good cooking is all about ♪ >> she sounds so good in auto tune. julia child's, by the way died just short of her 92nd birthday. her cookbooks are helping americans keep on cooking today. it is now five minutes past the hour. let's go back out to al with a

check of the weather. >> i love that. that is so fantastic. got some friends here. where are you from? >> southbury. >> southbury, connecticut. >> very good. thank you. >> just moved. >> just moved so you're not quite sure. >> got it. there you go. i know the feeling. my parents moved twice, didn't tell me. let's see what we've got as far as your weather today. we are looking at the typical jet stream pattern. normally have you a high pressure ridge through the south. well, this year it's a huge upper-level ridge. much of the country under it. that's why we're seeing this drought of 2012. look at the areas of extreme drought. through the midwest into the southeast. the rainfall deficits also tell the story besides the temperatures. oklahoma city almost three and a half inches, kansas city almost 11 inches below. atlanta almost seven and a half inches. it will take them 12 inches in atlanta to get back to normal, almost 12 inches in kansas city, 13 inches in oklahoma. little rock will be close to 16

>> good morning.o end t we are off to a quiet start. there is a little bit of a fog in some neighborhoods. high temperature near 86. and that's your latest weather. nat. ♪ check it out >> thank you, al. back now with our popular segment jill's steals and deals. great items at deeply discounted prices exclusively for you our "today" show viewers. jill is back with us from across the pond to walk us through the

offers. >> good morning. >> let's get through it, talk about what we have today but first remind us how it works. >> exciting day. go to today.com. all these offers will be there. link you to the retailer's website. deals will be there for 24 hours. they have been sold out in seconds. >> i imagine london steals and deals are a new hit. >> now everyone can watch in new robes. >> pure fiber, 100% organic cotton, great colors. >> they are $77. as you said 100% organic cotton. they come in a variety of colors, seven colors. go on the website, pick what you want. great for gifts. obviously the retail $77. the deal $23. that's 70% off. >> good for guest room, have them in there, extras, always nice. moving on over here, a huge hit. this is the four-piece set from murad. tell us what all this includes. this is a great skin care company. >> so excited to get this. they don't discount a lot. retail $157.45.

you get four products. you see the kit right here, cleanser, wrinkle reducer, which is the company's best serial, perfecting day cream and primer you use. >> i love the primer. >> i love the whole line. >> select fans include you, katherine mcfee and our producer is a big fan. reteal $157.45, $49, 60% off. >> good travel sizes, too. >> comes in this box if you want it for a gift. easy to put a bow around it. >> next. we always like jewelry you brought leather bracelets from skinny. top seller for this brand, as i understand. >> i'm wearing it now, skinny equestrian. 18 carrot gold, cognac, ivory, black band. you see the options here. i stack them. i think they are fun. select fans jessica alba, sold in boutiques like hendry bendel. $120, $29 each.

70% off. >> love those. >> they come in the box with a bow, already wrapped. >> makes life easy. let's move over here to housewares. these are great candlestick holders or flower hollers these vases by oppose lent treasures. >> these are two differ things. i'll start with this one, retail $150. hopefully we'll all be entertaining come fall. these are three candle holders that come in a set. three different heights. great for a long table or use them separately. draped with faceted beads and teardrop crystals, antique gold or silver. glass votives are included. that's the first situation. three of them. the next one, also $150. only one, see this big thing here, a centerpiece with four votive cups and hurricane vase in the center. two ways, a giant candle or flowers. how pretty that is. retail $150, deal $45. that's 70% off. >> okay. then finally this may be the

biggest hit of all. digital cameras from vivitar. they come in two different styles, three colors. >> that's cool. >> we can take a picture and actually see ourselves. see? >> perfect. >> comes out like that. >> vivitar itwist digital cameras, retail $140. there's two different versions. you see one is a little slimmer but they basically do the same thing. you have the viewer here. you can flip it down, see the picture you're taking or flip it out and take a -- >> 12 megapixel resolution. >> i can't even believe i was able to say that. technologically not savvy, retail $140, deal $52. that's 63% off. if you need a digital camera, this is a great one. i've one practicing. >> we know how much digital cameras, they break easily, great to have backups. jill martin, let's review again, pure fiber roens, murad skin

care, skinny leather bracelets, oppose lent treasure candle holders and bouquet and vivitar digital cameras. for more on these products go to today.com, coupon code. if you have questions as well, submit them there, too. coming up next, back to school checkups, what you need to know. we're also getting physical with summer concert star carrie underwood. first these messages. ♪ olive garden's never ending pasta bowl is back. endless combinations of pasta and sauce for just $9.95. plus, unlimited sausage, chicken, and meatballs for just $2.95 more. the never ending pasta bowl, only at olive garden. would they switch? notice a difference?

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pediatrician and spokesperson for american academy of pediatrics. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we were talking before we started this. i was saying i got my kid's physical for camp. you said that's all well and good but you might want to do something more in-depth and dig a little deeper. >> exactly. school physicals aren't just for kids that need school forms filled out, camp forms and sports physicals. there's real value in seeing your pediatrician and having them examine not only your child from head to toe but their entire world. go over how they are doing physically, socially, behaviorally. >> there's certain mandated well child and checkups. what happens in those. >> first we do check the vital signs. height and weight are important. i want to make sure every child is growing two inches a year. i'll discuss body mass index with parent and child to make sure weight to height ratio is important. i'll ask what they ate for breakfast but the mom will check in, today isn't a typical day for us.

i want to make sure they are getting fruits, vegetables, proteins, dairy products. >> a lot of kids are worrying, when they go, are they getting shots. >> that's one thing to check, vaccines are important. >> kids starting off going to kindergarten. what are we looking for? >> a big topic is kindergarten readiness. is your child ready? can they sit still, listen to directions. they get excited when i ask them to write on a table paper with crayon all over. we talk about is your child ready to start or benefit from junior kindergarten many are doing. >> blood work, tb. >> evaluate for risk factors. oftentimes we'll do a quick finger poke, led, cholesterol, a screening is important. >> at this point booster shots if you need them? >> for kindergarten most students do need various vaccines. rubella, booster, polio. >> you're a parent, you want to

opt out of these shots, does that keep your kid from going to school? >> i strongly recommend all students are vaccinated. it's very important especially when they are in close quarters in school sharing school supplies. really an annual flu vaccine is the best way to introduce where kids should be. >> moving into elementary school. is it pretty much the same as kindergarten or now you're introducing some other issues like bullying and things like that. >> exactly. as kids get older, there are other things i want to look for. wasn't to talk about bullying, internet safety. i ask are parents limiting the amount of media time their kids get, is the computer in a central location. i recommend all families have an electronic curfew, an hour or two before bedtime all media gets turned offer. >> now we're talking about personal hygiene. >> as kids get older, especially boys, they need a shower every day. washing your face is very important. you're headed into those years where pimples may pop up. >> head into middle school,

junior high, what changes. >> middle school, parents and students are surprised there are more vaccines they may need. tdap, whooping cough, also a seriousness illness of brain and spinal cord, hp v human papilloma that protects against several types of cancer. >> also looking at puberty now. >> i talk to girls at puberty. i recommend they pack something in their backpack in case they need at. >> high school, other than physical exams, this is where you talk privately, private issues with kids without mom and dad in the room. >> i will ask the parents step out, let high schoolers have time to discuss any personal issues they want to with me confidentially. i think this is really important. i find that often when we discuss things whether what's going on at home, at school. we do talk about sex, drugs and alcohol. i discuss risks with them. i find after discussing it with me, often they are more open to

going and talking to parents. >> as parents if you have a high schooler and have that talk with them, at what point do you as the pediatrician say i know i've got this issue and this relationship with this student, but i have to say something to their parent. >> so everything the student tells me is confidential unless i truly feel they are a threat to themselves or somebody else, then i do let them know i need to get help. >> great advice. doctor, thank you so much. >> thank you, al. still ahead, cooking up the best of the season. first these messages. [ mini ] ah, the first day of school.

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for "today's" hashtag. just seconds. >> thompson twins in tucson, arizona. remember that. >> hold me now. a good song. a song you and i love, "true." spandau ballet, madrid, spain. 14 years old. reminds me of slow dances in junior high. >> reminds me of standing in the corner in junior high. >> mine were more subtle, sublime. soupy sales, august 1965, singer bowl at the world's fairgrounds in queens, new york. top ten hit with the mouse. >> we got a lot of great responses. new kids on the block, wooster, massachusetts from meredith. >> 3 ice cubes said first concert new kids on the block when i was seven. they were late and i was asleep. >> just bought myself and the girlfriend tickets to the script. safe to say i'm buzzing.

>> had them on last week in london. a couple others, britney spears when i was five and rode there in a limo from aj marquez. >> pretty good. spice girls. christina said my first concert was the spice girl in 1998. i remember seeing so many girls dressed in platform shoes. >> you guys were excited about the reunion. >> what we really, really wanted. >> hopefully they will continue it. >> won't that be a dream come true. >> it would. >> every since the first record you've been waiting and waiting. >> oh man. >> come on. >> yeah, come on. >> who was your favorite spice girl. do you even know the spice girls. >> none of them. >> scottos cooking up the freshest foods of the season. >> one more song from carrie underwood coming up after your local news and weather.

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♪ >> that is lionel richie performing his number one single from 1983 "all night long." just to let you know all morning long tomorrow the grammy award winning legend takes our morning stage as part of our summer series week long event. >> almost cosby looking. >> remember we still have one more song from grammy winner carrie underwood singing one of her biggest hits just ahead. don't forget friday the reunion of the boy band 98 degrees. >> who can forget that. meantime just ahead, beauty on the go, whether you're at work all day or out with the kids all day, we've got the must have products to have you looking your best in just minutes. >> then they always look their best and their food always

tastes the best, the scotto family using the freshest seafood and veges of the summer to whip audiotape three-course italian feast. >> we get to eat today. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> first of all today, we've got a risk of strong storms along the eastern seaboard from new england down into charleston. we've also got a slight risk of upper mississippi river valley. heat continues in the northwest, stretches into the southwest. tomorrow we're looking at a risk of strong storms in the tennessee ohio river valleys. going to be hot from the pacific northwest all the way into the southwest. portland, oregon, by thursday we'll be looking at a high near 100 degrees. look for warm weather in the mid trick state >> good morning. it should be quiet to start the day. another chance for a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon.

that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. coming up next, beauty on the go for women on the go right after this.

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this morning on cooking with the scotto family, we're taking advantage of the summer. here is anthony, elena of the new york restaurant fresco by scotto. good to see everybody. this the best time to be cooking. >> the best, the best products. >> mom is doing desert. >> i'm going in the back. >> i'm not used to this. >> they want to start with the freshest, so they chose me. exactly. exactly. >> first before we show how to do this, what is this? >> making the most of what's in your garden and what's in the stores right now, fresh watermelon and peaches with a little bit of watercress and a

mosscat vinegarette. >> pesto. >> arugula. >> actually basil but we'll toss it with arugula. anyway, we do our basil, add in -- you know the drill, add in pine nuts and parmesan, garlic, sorry for the mess. >> takes a couple minutes. the great thing is if you don't use cheese you can freeze it in little ice trays and use it over the winner. >> we have pesto, farfale. add in zucchini. here is arugula, nice peppery flavor. tomatoes are fabulous right now. if you can hand me the salt over there. toss this up. add a little more parmesan cheese. thank you. this is what it will look like.

a wonderful way to start your meal. >> next. >> next we're doing fish here, a whole fish dish. not a lot of cooking involved. >> very quick. the longest part of this is actually potatoes we're blanching off now. >> reduceetussett potatoes. >> fish, red snapper, i did it a little thicker because by the time the clams open up, they will be cooked. >> do it together. >> unfortunately this time of year it's coming in frozen, not treasure. it's cooked already. add tomato sauce to this. if you don't mind a little whooi white wine, a little lemon juice. do a little salt for me, i'll do the pepper. >> how long. >> fifteen to twenty minutes. look like this. parsley. olive oil, absolutely delicious. >> looks fantastic. >> pretty good.

>> you are speed demons today. we have so much time to talk about desert. >> they knew i was last but the best. >> okay. >> so now we're doing fried nutella ravioli. it's fabulous. you do ravioli do, add cocoa and water, make it a paste, roll it into the dough. here it comes. what we start with is an egg white around the sides, so it sticks. get our nutella. >> love. >> right there. >> i always have to do more than they tell me. they say a tablespoon. do i two. you know, they call me mrs. more, because i always have to do more. so then we cut it so that the

ravioli has a nice design and we put it in the saute pan with oil. these have been frying. >> now, do they float like other raviolis. >> you know, it's really like a minute on each side, al. >> did you dust them with a little powdered sugar over here. >> we do. we dusted them with powdered sugar. we'll do that now. >> don't jump the gun. >> what's this, mom? >> and, of course, it's marscapone cheese we use with sugar, vanilla, a dip. >> eat this whole bowl of nutella. >> you add some hazelnut, by the way. >> are you okay? >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> i don't want to double dip. >> double dip. we're all family. >> watch out for the cocoa that

i just inhaled. >> you've outdone yourself. >> recipes are today.com. up next, carrie underwood gets our country crowd moving. but first "today." [ harry umlaut ] here we go.

[ sally umlaut ] what? the five stages of muller. ah yes... stage one: suspicion. "it's a yogurt, how good can it be?" stage two: revision. "actually, this ain't bad." stage three: surprise!

"look at this cool cornery thing! i love this stuff!!" stage four: desolation. "it's gone!" stage five: anticipation "i guess i could always have another"... "have you been through the five stages of muller yet?" "yeah, just now." [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. >> the scottos are a big lionel richie fan and they are a fan. maybe he'll come for dinner tomorrow. then 98 degrees. carrie underwood has one more song for us from hit her album "blown away."

♪ ♪ that i dug my key ♪ ♪ into the side of his pretty little souped-up ♪ ♪ four-wheel drive ♪ carved my name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ i took a louisville slugger to both headlights ♪ ♪ slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ and maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪

♪ right now ♪ he's thinking he's going to get lucky ♪ ♪ right now probably ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and he don't know i dug my key ♪ ♪ into the side of his pretty little souped-up ♪ ♪ four-wheel drive ♪ carved my name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ i took a louisville slugger to both headlights ♪ ♪ slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ and maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪

♪ next time before he cheats it won't be on me ♪ ♪ i dug my key into the side of his souped up ♪ four-wheel drive ♪ carved my name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ i took a louisville slugger to both headlights ♪ ♪ slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ and maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ ♪ and maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ think before he cheats ♪

blan ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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